Design Concept Of Tapestry

The primary issue in designing a tapestry, like other textiles in a living room, is to conform to a person's lifestyle and complement the overall layout of the room. Therefore, its function, style, decoration, and color tone must all comply with the overall layout of the room, that is, to strengthen the mutual penetration between the tapestry and various objects in the room. For example, according to the different practical functions, environmental atmosphere, and furniture decoration of the living room, bedroom, and corridor, different forms and contents of wall carpets should be designed to form a harmonious overall space.
The living room is the main place for daily family activities. The design of a tapestry should not only take into account the owner's cultural cultivation, but also consider the emotions and culture that the owner wishes to embody.
A bedroom is mainly a place for people to sleep or rest. A considerable number of bedroom tapestry designs prefer to use large-area hanging type, which can play a physical function of light absorption, sound insulation, and insulation; Secondly, it can be enjoyed while lying still, which is beneficial for broadening the visual experience. Its patterns include landscapes, plants, flowers, etc., and the color tone tends to be soft to create a peaceful atmosphere in the bedroom.
Corridors are generally small in size and have a high degree of randomness. The tapestry hanging here requires a relatively small area to maintain people's normal visual spatial sense. As for the choice of patterns, they are mostly abstract and accompanied by strong colors, serving as a point of tension and connection between the living room and bedroom or other rooms.